Pennsylvania SB89 amends the Overdose Mapping Act to require EMS providers to report known or suspected overdoses within 72 hours using an approved.

Pennsylvania SB89 amends the Overdose Mapping Act to mandate that EMS providers report known or suspected overdoses within 72 hours using an approved information technology platform. Authorized users must document details such as the date, time, and location of the overdose, the substances involved, and whether an overdose reversal drug was administered. If an EMS provider cannot access the platform within the 72-hour window, they must report the information as soon as practicable.

Pennsylvania SB89 amends the Overdose Mapping Act to require EMS providers to report known or suspected overdoses within 72 hours using an approved.

Pennsylvania SB89 amends the Overdose Mapping Act to mandate that EMS providers report known or suspected overdoses within 72 hours using an approved information technology platform. Authorized users must document details such as the date, time, and location of the overdose, the substances involved, and whether an overdose reversal drug was administered. If an EMS provider cannot access the platform within the 72-hour window, they must report the information as soon as practicable.